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CME LIBOR Futures What is a Futures Contract? Leverage: Small movements can create big profits! Margins Month Codes Buying (Going Long) to Profit from an Expected Price Increase Selling (Going Short) to Profit from an Expected Price Decrease About the National Futures Association (NFA) Complete history of the Futures Contract? Contract Specifications: mini-sized Dow ($5) CBOT Contract Specifications: DJIA Futures ($10 Multiplier) CBOT Contract Specifications: Corn CBOT TOP 4 U.S. FUTURES EXCHANGES TOP 10 GLOBAL FUTURES CONTRACTS TOP 10 U.S. FUTURES CONTRACTS TOP 10 CME FUTURES CONTRACTS RANKED BY VOLUME Delivery CME Eurodollar Futures CME Eurodollar Futures CME LIBOR Futures CME LIBOR futures represent one-month LIBOR rates on a $3 million deposit. LIBOR is often used as the benchmark rate for commercial loans, mortgages and floating rate debt issues. CME LIBOR futures and options are of particular value to fixed income managers who need short-term intervals for managing their interest rate risk. CME lists twelve consecutive monthly LIBOR futures at any given time, but most trading occurs in the expiration months that correspond with the quarterly expirations of CME Eurodollars - March, June, September and December. One-month CME London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) contracts offer fixed income managers a way to improve their hedging capabilities when they need shorter-term intervals for interest rate risk management. LIBOR is often is the benchmark rate for commercial loans, mortgages and floating rate debt issues. CME LIBOR futures contracts create opportunities for a number of attractive spread trading strategies based on changing price-yield relationships. The CME LIBOR contract is analogous to the CME Eurodollar contract, but represents one-month LIBOR on a $3 million deposit. CME currently lists twelve consecutive monthly CME LIBOR futures at any given time, and the contract moves in minimum increments of .0025 (1/4 tick = $6.25) for the front month expiring contract and .005 (1/2 tick = $12.50) for all other expirations. These contracts trade on a side-by-side basis on the CME trading floor and on the CME Globex electronic trading platform. Contract Specifications: Trade Unit: Eurodollar Time Deposit having a principal value of $3,000,000 with a one-month maturity. Point Descriptions: 1 point = .01 = $25.00 Contract Listing: First 12 consecutive calendar months. Product Code: Clearing=EM Ticker=EM GLOBEX=GLB Trading Venue: CME® Globex® Hours: Mon/Thurs 5:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Sun & Hol 5:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. LTD(Mon 5:00 a.m.) Listed: All listed series Limits: 2.00 IMM Index points above or below the Reference RTH price Minimum Fluctuation: Regular 0.0025=$6.25 source: